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Trustees Approve New Track Project

Trustees Approve New Track Project


The Wolf Point School Board decided to accept a bid of $1.495 million for a post-tensioned track by Tarkett Sports on Wednesday, June 4. The motion, which ended up being unanimously approved, was made by trustee Michael Holen and seconded by trustee Liara Braaten. After the motion was made, trustee Keith Higgins asked, “Can we afford it?” Holen added, “Yes, that’s the big question.”

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Teachers, Board Reach  Tentative Agreement

Teachers, Board Reach Tentative Agreement


The Wolf Point Education Association and Wolf Point School Board came to a tentative agreement during a contract bargaining meeting held last week. The contract is for three years. The salary schedule will feature a base salary of $38,396 for a 5 percent pay increase for 2025-2026. The salary increase would be 3 percent for 2026-2027 and 2 percent for 2027-2028. Under the agreement, it

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Museum Opens For Season

Museum Opens For Season


Montie Page, the new curator of the Wolf Point Area Museum, says there is plenty to see at the facility located on U.S. Highway 2. He has been a volunteer for the museum during the last eight years, including serving as the head cook during the annual pancake breakfast held on Stampede weekend. “It’s one way to give back to the community,” Page said of his involvement. Page is known

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